Richard Palbergadded this to Beautiful British ColumbiaGasoline Cheap U.S. gas: What's allowed when it comes bringing extra fuel over the border?ctvnews.ca - St. John Alexander Metro Vancouver drivers fed-up with high gas prices are flocking to the U.S. with jerrycans en masse. "You can’t beat the savings. You just can’t," …
CTV Newsadded this to MontrealBoeing 737 MAX Lawyers propose class action lawsuit against Air Canada for customers affected by 737 MAX groundingsctvnews.ca - CTV Montreal On Friday, May 17, lawyers filed a motion proposing a class action lawsuit against Air Canada on behalf of customers who purchased tickets for …
Canada Lobby Wrap: Onex Corp. lobbying Ottawa on WestJet dealipolitics.ca - Marco Vigliotti The private-equity firm seeking to purchase Canadian airline WestJet is lobbying Ottawa on the regulatory approval of the deal. Last week, Jeff Smith …
Al Dee Sollingeradded this to Photography TutorialsDrones Drone operators hit with strict new regulations from JuneThe Globe and Mail - Nick LabaCanadians bothered by the sight of drones buzzing through the air are due to enjoy clearer skies as a host of stricter flying regulations comes into effect in June. A mandatory written test, drone registration
CBC Newsadded this to BusinessWestJet The WestJet-Onex deal and Ford's class-action settlement: CBC's Marketplace consumer cheat sheetcbc.ca - CBC News · Miss something this week? Don't panic. CBC's Marketplace rounds up the consumer and health news you need. Want this in your inbox? Get the Marketplace …
James Lawsonadded this to THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR ⭐️ Boating Boaters banned from flooded Quebec waterways over May long weekendcbc.ca - CBC News · Boating season unofficially kicks off this long weekend, and while Transport Canada is busy reminding people to stay safe on the water, it has also …
The Vancouver Sunadded this to Metro VancouverBurnaby, BC Baby death in hot car: Quebec coroners have twice recommended alarms in all carsvancouversun.com - Susan Lazaruk Less than a year before a toddler died in a hot car on a Burnaby street, a Quebec coroner recommended that alert systems be installed in all Canadian …
Eastern Canada 2 new ferries for P.E.I., Magdalen Islands to be built in Quebeccbc.ca - Sara Fraser The federal government says it plans to soon sign a contract with Quebec shipyard Chantier Davie to build replacements for two ferries in eastern …
Cottage Lifeadded this to Cottage LifeBoating Going boating this long weekend? Tips for a successful start to the seasoncottagelife.com - Andy Adams We share the giddy exuberance that overtakes Canadians on the Victoria Day Weekend, often called the “May 2-4”. Enforcement officers understand it …
CBC Newsadded this to CanadaCanadian News Electric-car rebates: More than free money?cbc.ca - CBC News · Hello, fellow travellers! This is our weekly newsletter on all things environmental, where we highlight trends and solutions that are moving us to a …
CBC Newsadded this to CanadaAir Canada What the Boeing Max 8 groundings could mean for summer travelcbc.ca - Tony Seskus But as the high season draws near for Canada's travel industry, there's been little rest for the country's largest airlines, Air Canada and WestJet, …
Professor Futon Spooninadded this to PARANORMAL ACRESUFOs Almost 1,000 Canadians Reported Seeing UFOs Last Year - VICEVICE - Mack LamoureuxOne of Canada’s top UFOlogists breaks down all the times Canucks saw unidentified flying objects in 2018. It’s the spring, kiddos, and you know what that means: It’s UFO survey season. For the 30th straight
Montreal Gazetteadded this to Montreal Gazette OpinionThe Arctic Opinion: Canada must push for ban on Arctic shipping heavy fuel oilmontrealgazette.com - Walter Buchignani, Montreal Gazette Read More
CTV Newsadded this to BarrieOntario Provincial Police Road fatalities down significantly on OPP-patrolled roads this yearctvnews.ca - The Canadian Press Fatalities are down significantly this year on roads patrolled by Ontario Provincial Police, the force said Wednesday amid a cross-country traffic …
CBC Newsadded this to TorontoFord Fiesta Settlement in Ford Fiesta and Focus class-action lawsuit approvedcbc.ca - Yvonne Colbert CBC reporter Nova Scotia There is light and perhaps money at the end of the tunnel for some owners of Ford Fiesta and Focus vehicles now that a Canadian court has approved a …
Mattawa, ON Transport Canada closes public access to rivers in Mattawa areacbc.ca - CBC News · Transport Canada has closed waterways in the Mattawa area due to flooding. It says the closure is necessary to protect people and to help first …
Nova Scotia Hercules pilot cancels takeoff after laser shone in cockpitcbc.ca - CBC News · Nova Scotia RCMP are trying to find out who shone a laser into the cockpit of a military aircraft that was on the taxiway at 14 Wing Greenwood on …
National Postadded this to Financial NewsWestJet With $5B WestJet deal, Gerry Schwartz may finally land his ‘white whale’financialpost.com - Barbara Shecter Two decades ago, Gerry Schwartz’s Onex Corp. tried to land a major airline deal, but the transaction fizzled after a dramatic battle that gripped …
Boeing Summer travel plans could suffer as Boeing planes linked to deadly crashes await safety clearancecitynews1130.com - by Marcella Bernardo VANCOUVER (NEWS 1130) — Booking a summertime flight might cost you more as Boeing’s 737 Max 8 planes remain grounded. Nearly 400 have been out of …
CBC Newsadded this to OttawaCBC Ottawa River water levels continue to fallcbc.ca - CBC News · After weeks of dealing with high water levels, it looks like the tide is turning and water levels are now in decline. The latest numbers from the …
The Globe and MailBoating BC Boating season prompts safety reminderThe Globe and Mail - CONTENT FROM: Globe Content StudioWith British Columbians starting to enjoy a new season of water activities, The Community Against Preventable Injuries (Preventable) is reminding people how to enjoy our lakes, rivers and oceans safely.
Jayadded this to This WorldCalgary, AB Councillors say replacement police helicopters remain prioritycalgaryherald.com - Meghan Potkins, Calgary Herald Some Calgary councillors say the purchase of two new police helicopters totalling $11 million should proceed despite increased pressure on the city …
The Globe and Mailadded this to NationalCanadian News Ships must keep 400-metre distance as part of new rules to protect killer whalesThe Globe and Mail - Laura KaneCanada has announced sweeping new rules to protect southern resident killer whales off British Columbia’s coast, including requiring ships to stay 400 metres away from the whales and closing some salmon
dan hadded this to PICKS OF THE DAYBC Ferries A new ferry may finally be ready — a year late and $20M over budget — to link B.C.’s central coast and Vancouver Islandthestar.com - Alex McKeen VANCOUVER—It’s been a turbulent journey fraught with delays, budget issues and safety concerns, but B.C.’s Cariboo-Chilcotin region hopes that its …
Edmonton Sunadded this to Edmonton Sun NewsTransportation B.C. drivers filling up jerry cans in the U.S., despite safety risksedmontonsun.com - Trevor Robb Individuals transporting up to 150 kg of gas (about six jerry cans) are exempted from federal regulations governing the movement of dangerous goods. …
CTV Newsadded this to Vancouver IslandVancouver Island Fate of the MV Sun Sea migrant ship to be decided this monthctvnews.ca - Digital Producer The fate of the MV Sun Sea, the migrant ship that ferried hundreds of Tamil refugees fleeing war in Sri Lanka to Vancouver Island, will be decided by …
CBC Newsadded this to HealthDrones Drones can be crucial for search and rescue teams. So why don't more use them?cbc.ca - David Burke CBC reporter Nova Scotia Confusing regulations and high costs are keeping some Canadian search and rescue organizations from using drones, even though the devices are …
Drones Don't fly drones near the Sudbury hospital, ORNGE sayscbc.ca - CBC News · The province's air ambulance is warning drone users that they need to respect the airspace around Health Sciences North. The Sudbury base manager for …
Kelowna, BC Flying feces fiasco continuecastanet.net - Alanna Kelly - | Story: 255598 Transportation Canada is investigating a series of new flying feces cases in Kelowna. Reports of falling poop date back to May 2018, when a Kelowna …
Aboriginal Canadians Michener Awards Foundation announces finalists for 2018 Awardnationtalk.ca Ottawa, May 7, 2019 – The Michener Awards Foundation today announced the finalists for the 2018 Michener Award for meritorious public service …
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